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RDM: where should collaboration happen? Martin Lewis Director of Library Services & University Librarian, University of Sheffield Stephen Pinfield Senior Lecturer, iSchool, University of Sheffield Directions in Research Data Management Cambridge 20141107

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Page 1: Martin Lewis and Stephen Pinfield Research Data Management - where should collaboration happen

RDM: where should collaboration happen?

Martin LewisDirector of Library Services & University Librarian, University

of Sheffield

Stephen PinfieldSenior Lecturer, iSchool, University of Sheffield

Directions in Research Data Management  Cambridge 2014‐11‐07

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RDM collaboration spaces

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RDM collaboration spaces

• Interplanetary

Image: NASA

– NASA Planetary Data System– ESA Planetary Science Archive

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RDM collaboration spaces• International

– Standards, professional development, funder requirements (eg DataCite, CODATA, IDCCs, RDA, ICSU-WDS, Horizon 2020)

• National– Policy development, funder requirements,

infrastructure & capacity, RDM funding• Regional

– Shared services? 3TU, N8• Institutional

– Researcher/professional– Inter-professional

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Institutional Collaborations: Research Data Management

Components, Drivers, Stakeholders and Influences

Pinfield, S., Cox, AM., & Smith, J. (2015). Research data management and libraries: Relationships, activities, drivers and influences. Forthcoming

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Storage

Security

Preservation

Compliance

Quality

Sharing

Jurisdiction

Drivers: Why?

Acceptance

Demand

Incentives

Roles

Cultures

Governance

Politics

Resources

Projects

Skills

Communications

Setting

Influencing Factors: How?

Library IT Services Academic Departments

Senior University Managers

Research Support Services

Other Support Services

Stakeholders: Who?

Researchers: Arts and

Humanities Disciplines

Researchers: Social Sciences

Disciplines

Researchers: Science

Disciplines

Researchers: Engineering Disciplines

Researchers: Medicine and

Health Disciplines

Researchers: Multi-

Disciplinary Collaborations

Strategies

Policies

Processes Technologies

Guidelines

Services

RDM  Programme Components: What?

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Storage

Security

Preservation

Compliance

Quality

Sharing

Jurisdiction

Drivers: Why?

Strategies

Policies

Processes Technologies

Guidelines

Services

RDM  Programme Components: What?

Acceptance

Demand

Incentives

Roles

Cultures

Governance

Politics

Resources

Projects

Skills

Communications

Setting

Influencing Factors: How?

Library IT Services Academic Departments

Senior University Managers

Research Support Services

Other Support Services

Stakeholders: Who?

Researchers: Arts and

Humanities Disciplines

Researchers: Social Sciences

Disciplines

Researchers: Science

Disciplines

Researchers: Engineering Disciplines

Researchers: Medicine and

Health Disciplines

Researchers: Multi-

Disciplinary Collaborations

Drivers: Why?

RDM  Programme Components: 

What?

Influencing Factors: How?

Stakeholders: Who?

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Strategies

Policies

Processes Technologies

Guidelines

Services

RDM  Programme Components: What?

Page 9: Martin Lewis and Stephen Pinfield Research Data Management - where should collaboration happen

Storage

Security

Preservation

Compliance

Quality

Sharing

Jurisdiction

Drivers: Why?

Strategies

Policies

Processes Technologies

Guidelines

Services

RDM  Programme Components: What?

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Storage

Security

Preservation

Compliance

Quality

Sharing

Jurisdiction

Drivers: Why?

Library IT Services Academic Departments

Senior University Managers

Research Support Services

Other Support Services

Stakeholders: Who?

Researchers: Arts and

Humanities Disciplines

Researchers: Social Sciences

Disciplines

Researchers: Science

Disciplines

Researchers: Engineering Disciplines

Researchers: Medicine and

Health Disciplines

Researchers: Multi-

Disciplinary Collaborations

Strategies

Policies

Processes Technologies

Guidelines

Services

RDM  Programme Components: What?

Page 11: Martin Lewis and Stephen Pinfield Research Data Management - where should collaboration happen

Storage

Security

Preservation

Compliance

Quality

Sharing

Jurisdiction

Drivers: Why?

Library IT Services Academic Departments

Senior University Managers

Research Support Services

Other Support Services

Stakeholders: Who?

Researchers: Arts and

Humanities Disciplines

Researchers: Social Sciences

Disciplines

Researchers: Science

Disciplines

Researchers: Engineering Disciplines

Researchers: Medicine and

Health Disciplines

Researchers: Multi-

Disciplinary Collaborations

Acceptance

Demand

Incentives

Roles

Cultures

Governance

Politics

Resources

Projects

Skills

Communications

Setting

Influencing Factors: How?

Strategies

Policies

Processes Technologies

Guidelines

Services

RDM  Programme Components: What?

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Identity ‘dispositions’ Characteristics

‘Bounded professionals’(voluntary or involuntary)

Work within clear structural boundaries (egspecialist function , job description)

‘Cross-boundary professionals’

Actively use boundaries and cross-boundary knowledge for strategic advantage and institutional capacity building

‘Unbounded professionals’ Lack of consciousness of boundaries; focus on broadly-based projects across the university, and contribute to institutional development

‘Blended professionals’ Dedicated appointments spanning professional and academic domains

Identity “dispositions” of professional staff (adapted from a slide by Dr Celia Whitchurch, Institute of Education)

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Identity ‘dispositions’ Characteristics

‘Bounded professionals’(voluntary or involuntary)

Work within clear structural boundaries (egspecialist function , job description)

‘Cross-boundary professionals’

Actively use boundaries and cross-boundary knowledge for strategic advantage and institutional capacity building

‘Unbounded professionals’ Lack of consciousness of boundaries; focus on broadly-based projects across the university, and contribute to institutional development

‘Blended professionals’ Dedicated appointments spanning professional and academic domains

Identity “dispositions” of professional staff (adapted from a slide by Dr Celia Whitchurch, Institute of Education)

RDM workforce development

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Collaborative challenges

• National shared vision and coordination– Don’t let the dual support system be a divided

support system

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Collaborative challenges

• National shared vision and coordination– Don’t let the dual support system be a divided

support system• Institutional collaboration

– Fill the third space– Overcome territorial, identity, and ownership

issues

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Collaborative challenges

• National shared vision and coordination– Don’t let the dual support system be a divided

support system• Institutional collaboration

– Fill the third space– Overcome territorial, identity, and ownership

issues